Montréal
The globe-trotting folks at AQPC pack a range of goods for the seasoned traveler such as atlases, globes, maps, aerial photographs, and travel guides in…
Must-see shopping in Québec
Montréal
Indie rock, jazz, blues, folk and world music – and hybrids thereof – are the raison d’être of this little record shop, which sells (and buys) LPs and CDs…
Eastern Townships
Lac Brome is famous for its ducks, which have been bred here since 1912 on a special diet that includes soy and vitamins. Pick up pâté and other products…
Montréal
About 20 farm stalls outside, plus a dozen vendors of meat, cheese, fresh vegetables, tasty pastries and pastas housed in a beautiful Beaux-Arts building …
Montréal
Behind the art-deco portals you’ll find Montréal’s oldest and largest book and record shop, an emporium that boasts books, CDs and gifts, plus assorted…
Le Rendez-Vous du Collectionneur
Québec City
Antique lamps and silverware from Château Frontenac are among the many items crowding the shelves at this well-established shop on the Lower Town’s…
Baie St Paul
Baie St Paul (and particularly Rue St-Jean-Baptiste) is chock-a-block with art galleries, and this is one of the better ones, with some interesting and…
Gaspé Peninsula
Like fish? Here's the shop for you. Our finned friends come in all varieties: fresh, smoked, marinated and otherwise packaged for your consumption. Inside…
Montréal
This quirky little Italian-owned hardware-and-cooking supply store is a household name, selling everything from 1st-class pots and pans to espresso makers…
Old Montréal
Browse the Inuit collection at this large emporium. Choose from First Nations art carved mainly from soapstone, as well as fur hats, mountain-goat rugs…
Montréal
This sprawling secondhand store has seemingly endless racks of clothes, plus 99¢ books (French and English), records, sports gear (including skis and…
Québec
Indigenous handicrafts and not-so-indigenous refrigerator magnets, T-shirts and stuffed whales, as well as basic groceries, are available here.
Îles de la Madeleine
Sand finds its way into pretty much every piece of craftwork on sale in this shop, from jewellery to candleholders, lights and bedside clocks.
Québec City
This little grocery store sells organically grown fruit and vegetables as well as a wide variety of aromatic and medicinal herbs.
Montréal
This is a much-loved neighborhood market in Côte-des-Neiges, known for its budget-priced fresh produce, flowers and herbs.
Québec City
This concept store in the Old Lower Town has hip shoes, a fine line of cashmere sweaters, fine jewelry and cosmetics.
The Laurentians
Val-David's popular summer farmers market takes refuge in the School of St John the Baptist during the colder months.
The Laurentians
St-Sauveur is known across Québec for its outlets, and here you’ll find some 30 of them – from Reebok and Puma to Guess and OshKosh B'gosh.
Variété Jomphe et Les Confections Minganie
Québec
This old general store now sells souvenirs and gifts. The Intercar buses stop here.
